How to Say “Hallway” in Spanish

pasillo
/paˈsiʝo/masculine
The English phrase 'hallway' is translated into Spanish as pasillo. Wiktionary also lists pasadizo and carrejo.
Meaning: corridor (noun)

Ways to say it

“hallway” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
pasillo /paˈsiʝo/ masculine
pasadizo /pasaˈdiθo/
/pasaˈdiso/
masculine
carrejo /kaˈrexo/ masculine

pasillo is a common and general term for hallway in Spanish.

Which one should you use?

While pasillo is the standard word for a hallway in a house or building, pasadizo often refers to a narrower, more hidden or secret passage (passage or narrow passageway).

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of pasillo is pasillos.

How do you pronounce it?

/paˈsiʝo/

Did you know?

  • The word pasillo is also the name of a traditional folk music and dance style from Colombia and Ecuador.
  • In Spanish sports terminology, pasillo refers to the 'guard of honour' where players line up to clap for the winning team.
  • The term pasillo is formed by adding the diminutive suffix -illo to the word paso, which means 'step'.

Examples in context

  • Ziri meó en el pasillo.
    Ziri peed in the hallway.
    Tatoeba #10885297 by Seael, translation #10885294 by Amastan
  • Cuelga tu abrigo en el pasillo.
    Hang your coat in the hallway.
    Tatoeba #6569898 by arh, translation #6569068 by CK
  • Ziri dio algunas volteretas en el pasillo.
    Ziri did some cartwheels in the hallway.
    Tatoeba #13568589 by Seael, translation #11203455 by Amastan
  • Por favor, vaya por el pasillo hasta el final
    Please, walk down the hallway until the end.
  • El corredor está a la derecha
    The hallway is on the right.
  • El libro está en el pasillo
    The book is in the hallway.
  • Voy a caminar por el corredor
    I'm going to walk down the hallway.
  • 10 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Lucía and Javier are looking for a specific room in a hotel.

  1. Lucía

    ¿Dónde está la habitación, Javier?
    Where is the room, Javier?
  2. Javier

    Está al final de este pasillo.
    It is at the end of this hallway.
  3. Lucía

    ¡Ah, ya la veo!
    Ah, I see it now!
  4. Javier

    Perfecto, caminemos hacia allá.
    Perfect, let's walk towards it.

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